The vast majority of conveyancers would advise up-and-coming lawyers against entering the profession, fresh research shows.
The survey, carried out by Today’s Conveyancer, highlighted issues facing frontline conveyancers, attracting more than 200 responses from industry professionals.
Of those that took part in the study, 84% said they would not encourage aspiring lawyers to enter the conveyancing profession?
Building Safety Act, extra responsibilities, Land Registry delays, anti-money laundering and compliance issues, low fees and standards, were identified among the primary issues facing conveyancers.
Poor guidance from industry bodies, including the Law Society and Council of Licensed Conveyancers, were also identified as a problem.
Survey highlights:
What do you currently see as the key issues facing residential conveyancers?
72 | ||
97 | ||
117 | ||
49 | ||
64 | ||
28 | ||
88 | ||
159 | ||
128 | ||
56 | ||
86 | ||
83 | ||
14 | ||
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93 | ||
54 | ||
15 | ||
25 | ||
35 | ||
23 | ||
145 | ||
105 | ||
13 |
If you were an aspiring lawyer today, would you look to enter the conveyancing profession?
Which of the following organisations do you feel effectively represent the intentions and views of residential conveyancers? Please tick all that apply.
34 | ||
42 | ||
57 | ||
29 | ||
137 | ||
10 | ||
3 | ||
4 |
To what extent do you think the Digital Property Market Steering Group will impact the practice of residential conveyancers in the foreseeable future?
7 | ||
14 | ||
89 | ||
19 | ||
31 | ||
42 |
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